Sentence examples for should be mixed with from inspiring English sources

If peat moss is used, it should be mixed with the soil.

"Politics is a dirty word to us, and we do not think it should be mixed with religion.

Until they show otherwise, a dose of scepticism should be mixed with the premature hopes the land deals have engendered.

Yet another myth that can now be put to rest is that plenty of compost or other organic materials should be mixed with the soil from the planting hole to create a fluffy, rich substrate for the developing roots.

Your posts should be mixed with content that is not promotional, content that is strictly valuable.

The material should be mixed with water for between 3 and 5 minutes prior to use.

They believed that their children should be mixing with poorer children and that their aspirations etc would rub off on those children, but also that their children would learn from these other children," she says.

Thus it remains unclear why trees obtained with different methods from a variety of taxa should be mixed up with no control.

But Eastern Shore traditionalists say Old Bay overwhelms the delicate flavor of the crab, which should be mixed only with melted butter, lemon juice and a little horseradish.

Mr. Munger isn't so sure: I do not see why massive derivative books should be mixed up with insured deposits.

Money made in "legitimate" businesses abroad, such as banks, property and tourism, should be mixed up with traditional income commissions on arms sales, energy deals and the like.